2021
Following the recent purchase of an old farmhouse, the customer had the need for two ancillary buildings: one to house tools and another to serve as a laboratory for the processing of lavender essential oils.
The first was built with a reinforced concrete frame structure, to accommodate wide entrances for tractor transit while maintaining a high-quality finish. The second is masonry, with smaller rooms, in the typical Tuscan rural tradition.
Both are characterised by the same style: a uniform and harmonious spacing of the façade, plasterwork and earth-toned paint, to ensure a common architectural appearance as well as perfect integration in the surroundings.
